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CORPORATIONRUNS FARM
3�': Tf lilt
ILDREN
WORK IN P.,RTNERSDIp.
C'lti;cly Seo Organized a Com-
pany with Them as Stock-
holders.
tock-
a T
I,ta:t?„
pis.
The problem of how to keen the
boy on the farm. his' been solved
by a Minnesota farmer, _ :John Me:
Callum, a Scot farmer .of Big Stone
County, Minnesota, organized his
nines ons and daught'er's into a cor-
por;a t ion and divided the stock of
his 1,S30 -acre farm among them, as
though'it were a regular city busi-
ess ;r: fat:tory, store or Milk, Mr.
McCallum himself was elected presi-
dent of the farm corporation .hy the
vote of all the st ;ekholderrs, while
his oldest soar, C#ilber t, was elected
general manager, and a younger
4
soon, Leslie, was chosen secretary
and treasu a•, One ,sou was made
superintendent' o£ the. hog depart-
ruen.t, ail full-bl+.-;cid stoat. ` An-
other
s -other b:oy was elko^aaat to care for the
horses, ,Between two ether a -)us the
, t
cattle. lsllc�xr�p-svere'tli}•ided. The'
girls were
BFit,
in charge
of
the ns
home, Each r,srldras Mad? ii el
-
yrte•Flilelrtscmc C..}Si€iofAlta
farm work- awl given warn, 'nt' uta-
therkty in la. `s or her deinaareme.at,'
Farm C'irt"pa>1'aaticau liter;
thought the matter over .8.1
' said the far-seeing
lang.of his plans, '`Then, I.
t(1 tdswu, got, a lawyer .�
r1 la's's my"plans^, 1 i arggesYt'<'a1 ws*
the farm the Lismuze ;tock
lata from the name, of the island
4catLand where l; na/s horn, lie
gat^lacerated] the farm With a, liazd-
aaja cdapitat1 representing nav u104, -
farm land StaOtrk, 1 had
n stack l a k printed aaicl Med re -
lar. incorporation.
d,;C few days later 1 called t
cIt" ktlren itattr #lkez parlor one In+
'tag .after lareakfaast and. told thezl
+e rtntla` ter , satrpresc..Titer
e doe ora to xd fourdaughters.
ail sdxjai all ltrl ilea'areas :at, $]ilii.
a.
1
RYO S CHILDREN
The Trouble
Often Really St
Viols Dance-1}tj Not
Neglect It
of such, a' wonderful household reap
cholera,. epidemic, one Of a party of
forty nurses sent from Scotland, Best L� �. t of All
Sho went to Cincinnati, where sloe
served nine mouths. On, her return
to Scotland she persuaded her hus-
band to come to- America, and they
lived at Marietta, Ohio, whence she
volunteered as a: union nurse in the
a -t -i1 war and was ash ned S&gel's edy i1 r ,, 111
When she was discharged Lamontagne from her home near We
from the army sho was ass ,Grn.ecl tv tasl Twin, Alberta, "In this far -"way,
aC dk)n - of a
eaSv S
eC`i En
far a ch from
doctor (A"
�ruggist, avers' fµrrii5 needs a oozl
scaarr°i «lliez• to their liorzlcs and
the £aalaalres cf tli,c nu i made laer ti•o cz birlitera . i�yr ever is rt e
hest of all. It d'IE:Str4ys every rfaiii,; '
weld'3me . that she Beni: for #ser ,hut ' , aea�er tis ^. Ave use :del"Takine
jt
huSbandr to 'iuways
i her. in r score ok,
!!ways, ".. If 3.t�6' &l«E"'x1ii1.`.':
In 1809 her husband was ifl ,,e .r.
husband, 1 ��i,. 1 ,r.a by(ism, aching back, :rain. au the side.
frontier robber's. A bang <,£ cattle- Sciatica tar $tiff 'loci., --you can laugh
found a Y ,. l "� a , , la ''',e ] a .:F'�..
men toari.�, c.s ,)acaT and buried it .� di..ai_ If YOU 'tlnye &rr&s stf Xert:;sline . • �, � . ,...:
and sent ward o ,i a' j'ohlt,P,n llaiacly- aeF earaokre,, tmtlaacbo or,
'Left i::e a , , r , cm.:iiapr 1 d"It t'heis't a'u tlil.n could,
act, :share uiet,ly, For a genera/ all.
lea rge family rrf lxi;::@real, she i . • •
rsed, fumed, worke4 b ^ tilos
ora more } la 1.
i a a<. Il
� L �.
Destroys Every Pain
But
'How thankful we are to get hole]
Many._ a child has been eaglle•cl awk-
7va. •d, has been pinished in school,
for not: ]~reaping' still or for dropping
r
n
C�tcfa .,>, when the trouble was really.
St. Vitus .�:us Dpnee. This di«r.:e�ac.q n,ay
y
appear at any ago, but is most cern;-
7t2; n between €lv.s ager r. sic an,J
e
fora t;ee t Tears, -rs, it is caused by
thin. blood ; °]ilei 1:.; s to carry suffi-
cient nourishllment, to the -nerves,
and the child becomes restless and
twitching of the, muscles and 'jerk
-
g -�
ing of tli... limbs sod' body follow.
In revere .ca es the child is unable
to- hold anything or feed itself. S
Vitus Dance. is eared by buiding up
the blood, The most successful
treatment is to remove the child
from all mental excitement, nt, strop
sehooi work ,anti give Dr. Williams'
Pink P311s. These== Pills renew t ^e
blood supply, strengthen.
ey es, antl. restore the, child
t
rhealth. - a
t .e k`e.. c Z 4)r
clakar
power to cures �k s, Geo _4>
tkefonalal, Harrington, 1.ik.,
".�F tTr v --t to ' ��22 ppkv..
4rM �. 4 �.N .k, � la , ppn'��. �I., C
W'r=,
--Vitus dance; et. the e set k s
rx ,. h iia � z ..
t
t rF
seep was weak a,atd lea'>�y We colloid
a (lector who 'treate l ibut
itr°spa. al<t.
ithstarading h� erran3nned tdda
Irvorse and at last grew ail load
he olid. not hold ao cup in leis
'ilal lss heads.
t �n ta,utl�y'
eased' itis s�; oreit ba'c2
(Rr 1'rdictinet, At this ju�necu '
n ;a pe; ler the 'cure of a boar
irail:ar trotalat* through tlac
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills,.
at Thea sent for' -a sujzfaiy, and.
fere weeks after he begrtn theft
t l considerable la-Trove-
-as
a— rove
vaas not long after this
coaftpictely 'cured,
load. symptom, of
e. 1 xann eonv inc d
bine ,like Dai.
it thepure of
lie+
T
as
t%aerra 'to ]keep
nkc: geek raeh
bine 1 die'the '
soII if 'away a t+ ck
r
Make, l(janr'
The eitildrs}1z ewe?
d,}°ter the idea. 't
intere.,,t .in the Basals'
neves that thz7 hied
fore and before viae
MOT 1 a
block
tatUne '
aclrk ]swear" cl
rr} *, that by ti
ill r vc* pureh:tsed
have nit '
:le 1U
1ta
ertrralt RPM*
aiaztJairmiustie
rr tkaena an
inn tlaer l,ftoO
}ger' bad he-
�st geek' was.
ever eaetion, of i}ae Ilaratrd of tl'txet-
s doing his best. to stop the
leaks that hevet any large corpora-
tion.
orporaR
tion. The directors hold] daily:
mecti nt,4 arr.mud the family break-
fast, ',able, wth,rc• the work of ids,
day iv appcartoned, while annual
meetings of t -ho stdrAbolders .are
held, as requir d by .late', and the
Finalities of business procedure
care alum~' ob era ed.
`tthe .17cC1alhtn farmis the only
faarrn eorporatiun in iinnesota.--'
and tine of the foow 11 +rho entire
United States—that makes reports
to the State and to the' United
States the same as a big railroad
corporation does.
What has been the result of the
experirnontl Of the nine children
eight have stayed by the farm, one
deserting it to become a lawyer.
Nor. have the eight stayed against
their will or because they did not
know. by experience, the lure of the
city', Five of the children have
been away to college, have con-
Plated their courses and then thur-
ried back home to stay by the old
farm, in `+which. they are directors.
1'wo of the girls are now at college,
drawing dividends from the fares
corporation, and planning to're-
turn home the minute they 'h have
won the coveted degree;
}rt
tai
intent, a rtdt l
before doe
and has no
the trouble
that $here
't'l� illi' marl 1
St, "itus 1Iaanee.
f adstar dealer does hat kee
UMW
by
P,isr ` villa 'c►at'ta
am by nr.ail at ISO cents •h,.
boxes for S°,l. tl by writin
1 i98i uns' hfedlkeiue t �a,,
''ilia, Ont.
ac
7
1l,if<1
ttlt°o
81. hi
(Pr 4
e
day, th• .. Only in to rz
sevt..ed and did everything ng that pa:o- cure titan I1exa^tune," Liffe tP l gator('
n:.ise all o $_ j -
cl ]x newt p�ainy*. The above letter is carnFtrrCti��°=--3t,
Mrs, Johnson .as ,-eig. t ' tolls; how reliable andtrusty J ht? 1d.,ss +uf 1ps t,ri the Ens . rrss of
�, ..n�lta '+ ilei¢ old krr:Jaricl p
3 n ,. #'ift II'
graizad-c'h'ildren, but none lives nea • f tulle- reane Is. ` ry lire floc tarty "as
Jaeaaa er1414'ledd on :
her:, and :she Irecarrae lora l>•. ,fir tri ;ears has Leen a,lionselield word in eeeded by ornly. our reoa'ine disais-
R 11 %4.
s1.
Less
1y1Ct she iota s ire foster txiiltlrea, i t.;r>;�at:da. Scarcely a Tallinn." in C' -shads tars in the 1;;), ,c:.'ntau'„y. `x`ik�4
,you ,can filial with' ,:er
WO inot..tet,ess til t 4b 010 A. ie
s, axrd she eat+es .
c un
t 5 -
rat. a, r .
is l z
ora s e -
u r" •tkein c h k uit?t s of and other }es e1. at fat ' lac,nias, in
and makes all o f thear' kite we ederDi cu ' iv 1 r , .
cadrtlzos. T r k r a lrciiae toes rAa' the great. iiuri^ietlzaa of, October o9
NervIllue .laiiel- will tame pains 0.14 R ,
#. • Ja
#
,1
r, J � 1re n } e , xs �...
l a3 an F� fi tit .) i � a t r,. aDAatt� o �' � � ."t
_ ja'1:tGkaela 1' �' aaaiaa �.
i
,
Ala
S burning, e ala as of Wm:
e t, rhe, �
. , F eel s s a e
x e � t i e. e
k � t ii 4 kat` .
.A rat �54Pe1t .MA
d t be i,,.t, and her rtadathr*r �}as p 9 . �. �tirn�'., ,_ , �" ua �cYia� � . , ;
as i`er. ° active young g . wara1tng and sate rim voarog' ;taut old' ener'al St+e'u -, in tlta East , lEveil , ye§Ion} pa
,� t'rL� � rAriaa� 1}(AILlan }}•��: r .�
asses for Titles.
Mr. Launcelot Ussher o'f Johan
-
tion
in South Africa, has intro-.
dueed a. new dust -lasing prepare
for use in :mines, the base of
i which is rnelasses. The Iron and
Coal Tiadie�s Review says that az
u Spray of the adx titre lays the. dust
perrngt3�`m "; 111 ori mine it 1' s+
foams.. t-h�.e, �lra R?t•i>e� walls spl'aa��et
wit a i ai .t en t: s
G t•em _ i_Lt in .,. me ar , o
r„
ca
list-,.aa_e .� �° a.r., eius�-�a�cl> ,.x>
fen rlear1y a year. !I le. ,are :;a,ration,
}5 �. 1S Ii h.nc',ll qua:atit,r er
4a..c,�7f dant - fCa,,�ITYS a thick .�. v
. Pit:rr,,..Lex
�ikAdl stiz'f�tl S,.rCa,._"3y {'UT' rS �;<T
g F c '
4lsiar ii ,-:x Sx)r, a,,11:i, ii? " E)w?esi; i?8" _::-;ci�e. S
miler - tm"a1de s .raiaz tat^, ft`: ra 1'..,nd f`a orite.
rlliaaita w a1#horitzes it` is ,a -d are
,
use the-.,--,,..-w-p
tarnaaatr�, ttr. t ,.,, ,t�, a,'srk
tial irk ,1;e ntIP-Cs that - ? c ,
..> r.._ls,,F
at,M 4 grzal, ante y' ern ttirark df
p
T
�*c
nm
The ._
ildx
relight,
The
P 'i^$ -&@S V;E.Ri( CAREFUL°LY.
• 1 w�a doll' alit EPS ken,}e. .,,......,,�,
n�
killed in an aaCeidcnt: at fifty-eight.
� tub.
e' n s
1.r �ts .e nowadays, 4 fifty-eight.
1Cr y , t a ks a e
isM1
,el e
a h, nt.eta,es .}aGr! ,tamd$ fc,rd,
levies ti ae, eat -too Innen
VOINTP
lilt ` the lie
Ali
anti was e y3 ti r
pimples and totel1esn ori.
p � ,
Get Iia? IIsnee.
_ . ? rtoilet were east only ;; irialrtiry tng to
Ge t large a ee, family size Vie';} York, on June t,. 1t with,
le; it's the most economical.m3 t'et*IIiaigs, but leetst<g i etaE)tagtit xaig"
r iii
n �,r
p
''bre
.of :gals marine grew despondent. 'Chen my appetite
;� F
p
at .lJ t 'r
� cis
f Glx �
d xc
T i -'.,1
,
s . >ri a�ota a# newer 1;eirrk raie+s a�#n � i
F�
trial size �,sS, o-att any dealer's ; '.lint alrFs s
Tit
iA
0
disa,strr's +tr l
r ii
mak' the. T>;raIIai
}a'biele saath afse
laerg with t.4
dr
ria tLirrana. the icor. l; failed, t grew very � :exTt, \ adeno>'
li A,iir,il 1tr 10,Il2x, ret;aedics, pills. tames and lebleto F.
creta^.. �qrn avitlr ern tided without permanent benefit. A
visitto fly.' atalt.r put foto my hands
rlaj3,aTaTl� ; hear of D�', Hamilton's Pills. She
rh gpleced reliance upon 'thorn ossa clow'
that they have made fling well worm-
tai# l` e ,;. i 'mufti net be without tetra wltatevex
ey might cost. I Lound 1 r, Derail,
'a puts by their mild yet searvilin
lay suitable to lite delivat
cif ra we-rean'a nature. The
neper Alitr°e griped me. 'et they estat-
arity. �Typ appetite gr'e}ta
ht laiand red and pure ---heavy
t toot Japanese arrirt,} {,�traadeimy eyes dtsaFpeared arrri'
0, inti„ losszd, to^Kkia day si}tn to ae: altar' and nn.
bluff snakes asialia kacaisa ho
ic;hQs. lass
to eould do I�at" of w*rk
dodgri it,
often snore efrteeti�*
'eloquent word
husband always
ger woman.
ai induce oar zeas to to
h� to take ai joke.
will coo more torr
alas tlasy° }}ill for a dui
ra` s
in xs %n dlisas .
,R t #leekered (alai;.
that braau ht
5S of freta
tselt the
the e
>n, IV It
ld01
oleo
n -room
oris she
because
or their
IVY bei', and
ty to the SeasYenth
unit, t O'arrth-
r hair a.
sh firm, she
lay' Ad1'ent1
age, Y scour
. and white h
sixteen perfectly Round teeth, she
never has been in a dentist's chair^,
n, and she can read large type'without
• glasses,
Her present busy days follow ,
life that has had muchmore cif
eXeitsrm(rnt than that of the average
woman,. ,
. Mrs. Johnsoinwas born in Scot
land, May 2, 1314; tlie't 5..ag atgx- ofa sea captain, She traveled withtl
her father during her girlhood and
was preparing to learn 'the 'tailor
trade in Aberdeen when she be.
came ill of smallpox, After re-
covert' she served as a smallpox
nurse.
Tn 7.S26 sher was married to aa,
I
yqtrng civil engineer and devoted
her
iter life to her 'borne and the sick
until 1'855, when she 'volunteered to
conte to America for service in the,
Overr all :ag the President.
In .only one important>pa.rticular.
does the McCallum Corporation dif-
fer from the usual one. The cheque
book is a decided :innovation. Mr.
McCallum had a especial 'set of che-
ques printed., boner' year a certain
percentaoe of . the.surplus is 'set.
aside, Each director may write a
cheque on this surplus fund, in-
dorse upon. the cheque what the
vion-ey is for and cash it without
asking the permission of any other
director.
On3v once,has ;there :been a,very
decided difference of opinion among
the directors. Last year there was
a big surplus. The nine children
directors proposed to buy an auto-
mobile; ,the president of the cor-
poration was not favorable. The
nine outvoted the one and the auto-
mobile was duly bought. Mr.Me-I
Callum chuckles over it now; per-
haps he opposed the, idea on pur-
•pose lust to see 'what wpuld`hap-
pen: -who knows 2-
',I'll have to' admit Ivo anade is
so interesting for fake kids that they
•haven't wanted‘ i;o ,:,eave the faarzn,"
says'. Mr. _,IcC;a1Il13u, "except that
one boy ---and he as d u;t'out. Tot' a
lawyer front the' start 1 guess .
e
a
el -age iasarried man is, the
iskkn nd ,tl a t 'hakes the'.
neig�hl�oi s feel suraey for his Wife,'
RIPlGWORN OV FAGE
IN SCALY SPOTS
Around Mouth and Chin. Spread
Ali Over Face in Big Disfiguring
Blotches. Burning and Itchy,
Used Cuticura Soap and Oint-
ment. Ringworm Disappeared.
Burnt Church; N. B. -"For about four
years I was troubled with ringworm on my
far.,!'. It Arst made its appearance in little •
scaly, spots around -my mouth
and chin Which+would Last for
about a week,' ,then would
disappear and in two or threo
weeks'':, time would ' appear -
again. As the liltde scales or.
scabs came opt it would' get
like a'Ertaiked'sore which was
always increasing in size and
" - eating into the flesh: It ',5 -asp iJ
always getting worse until it had spread all,
over myface in big disfiguring blotches
which did not disappear at alt. They would
Have a burning itchy soreness. Thering-
worm disfigured my face very much for the
time being and was always very iriltating,
• I tried all the known household remedies
I .could think of besides some recommended
ones without any effect. A friend told me of
Cuticura Soap and Ointment and I ob-
talned a. cake of Cuticura Soap and a box
of Cuticura Ointment. The first application
afforded relief. 'I washed with the Cuticw
6onp and.warm water as direCtcd, then ap-
plied the Cuticura ointment.: In a week's
time the ringworth had entirely d-isap- e
peared.'t• (Signed) Miss Marjorie E. Mor-
rison, May; 26, 1913.
C.uticii Soap and Outicura,Ointnieut'are e
sold by druggists and dealers, every,;1io e. - •, jj
For. a liberal free sample potter, eeeh,.wlth 32:p.
book send post -card to 1)rzrg, 1b
caora.Corp.,D pt,A, F3ost4?n,.
Ti
.,atcaa tt�Ik
Own ',le"ab
r
that the 1
tither. Ste msi
fantu'iu ;Riad,
thousands of It
mer, in most'eas:a
ther does not ha}'
at hand to give jrro
Own Tablets 'curet these
n
of
s lbs
do t slugg
iss+ in the 'w'ilei
tazaxried at the e;
ess stat+.
disaster.
I es tele;grnpit egin:
1150 in i4," . The ste*
to likejaialal,ic,
threatening
es on ]lead. -rata col;
the I} iorkl;., that year `t
first, rdtai a tryout. Al
Sat
'he
adaa�e
1
not a
Rattle
give» ocett:sncna91y to the }tie1t
t1d will prevent thea eorsrilag en.
ie Ttblcts are guaranteed by a
government analyst to be aalnolute.
ly harmless even to the now -born
babe, They are 'especially"' goad in
the summer because they regulate
the boards and ]seep the lnlaela
saaeet and pure. The Tablets are
so]d by medicine dealers or. by niaa l
gat 25 eents a box from The Dr.11'ildisaar7s' llicdicine C.'o., Brockvi.11e,
A lover is loved most, a wife best,
a mother always.—Anon.
The worst of all countries is the
me in winch We have no friends.
Love extinguished can be rekin-
dled; love worn our.=--never.--Anon.
Love is the dawn of marria.ge, and
marriage is the sunsE:t of love,
There are more men who have
missed opportunities than there are
who have lacked opportunities.—La
Words really flattering .a.re not
those which we prepare. but those
which escape us unthinkingly.—Ni-
non de Lenelos:
A lover who is ye longer loved is
still good for :semething; heserves
to Inde one who has replaced
Joy is the ray 'of sunshine that
brightens and opens th.ose two
beautiful flowers, Confidence and
Hope.—E. Souvestere.
Women are happier in the love
they inspire than in that which they
A beautiful woman pleases the
heart; one ts Jewel, the other a
treasure—Napoleon I.
If. women ,are naturally more
theY are, more Sensitive ,and less en -
e the wit, or the beauty of
a woman :" what does a husband
Nothing makes - people who
have been 'a.t.t.ractisje, More ridi cu -
The .art of conveiSation Consists
ous than to forget that they are so
k€.
rr
incl were
*artacky i
ye."d,t*
XCQetain
cated
_
as ela, itr 1
burl rizag fre'ightel
lcaraa,, when sill c)al board,
is
ts
CoN
nprepared. All were a
t, ed. Tho Niobe, wrecked off Cape
til the. great fie& di.SfiStfil` to the Ti -
tank elaimed world attention by
the unparalleled smunioning of as-
sistanee from many diffrent
EYE ST.liAlg
Relieved by Quitting Tea and 0 e
Many cas.es of defective. vision
aused 'by the habitual use of tea o
; coffee.
It is ,said that in Arabia where
:coffee is used in large quantities,
many lose their eyesight. at about
fifty. Tea contains the same drug,
caffeine, as coffee.
An Eastern woaxian writes to the
point concerning eye trouble and
coffee. 'She says;
"My son was for years troubled
with his eyes. He tried several
kinds of glasses without relief. The
optician said there was a defect in
his eyes which was hard to. reach,
"Ile used to drink coffee, as -cve
all did, and finally quit it and be-
gan to it.s.e Posture. That was three
years ago and' he has not had to
wea,r glasses a,nd, has had no trou-
ble with his eyes since„
"I was alwa..ys fond .of tea a.nd
coffee and filially became so ner-
vous I oould hardly sit still Long
enough to eat a meal. My ' hear t
was in !Saab a, ..conclition I thought
I rniolt die at any time.
"Medie.ine did not give me relief
about time., we dc.3idecl to quit
`used it ever sin:co. I ant in perfect
ihietea.1111. No trouble now with my
"Post.um has been a great bless-
ing to us all, particularly to my son
and my sel f.
Name' given by Can adi an Pos. tri m
Co., Windsor, Ont. 13ead ''The
Road to 'ill pkgs.
Posture now ccomes in t.wo forms :
. "Regular Postum -- must be weld
boiled, t 50 and 25c uackag
lustant Postern—is a 'soluble 'pow-
cre9m and su gar, makes a delicious
mug due
he 7111
The summer 1011, it will
bered, was exteptionally hot.
▪ equence, flies were very
the infantile mortal-il
normal in par 1,006—jice-144-4,;.
836 per 1000.
mo h
'11911T:IdInQr‘01.Ftliiimite::;„d•rus,Pci!, An.,T non e
ban
did it aU.
reightforward
Todd. wife of a w
Rogersville. Fr
tea medicine. Ire
It R.' Hamilton's.
or the enorrli.
gs, bile gave liter
income
v.
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Durrag that year in England and
Wales L'S.1317 children under two
years 4if age died from diarrhoea)
diseaces, and it is safe to a.,,,sume
that a large majority of the -vitt-
tims were inocculated by flies with
the tate], bacteria tor in the fol- •
lowing year, when th., weather 'WAS
eooler and flies less abundant, such
deaths numbered only 7,4.15,
Idniment used by Physioi
The Only Way to do It.
again after I warned you not to."
."Yes, ma'am. 'If yeti really want
to keep me from fighting - guess
•••=brt'd ;better go out and warn Jim-
my Green •not to make me mad
MINARD'S LINIMENT is the only
Liniment asked for at iny store and the.
only One we keen for sale,
All the people use it.
FULTON
pleasant Bay.- CB.
‘'MisS Batt, hew do' people
yoUr house ever know what time it.
tion Brthe clocks, of course."
• "But I heard ma tell pa -the other
When: the doh key saw the' zebra
11. never,, -was tas .eorum
n Trade,
-minter and dee
he has emu -miss! d
daughter's pc rtra
-our slapdash paint -
h good coats, rabid
He's a fool man who thinks that
he can please all ids wife's rela-
ork County. Stati e „. an nook
r.u.7 ss :in connection only
of
tf
wed th
Your o
you PER 0
absolutOy
therefore a
means CO
Give thi;
vOur home,
beater ra
Remembet
home tbro
economy,
you, toncl.
There
a Home
Trade
Store
Near
A COOL HITCH
A cool kitchen on ironing -
with
Ne t
The heat is all in the burner —nci
The New Perfection is cheaper
cooks better. 13roils, bakes, roasts, :iOn
fa I, 2, 3 and 4 burner sizes,
1914 model 4 burner, cabinet a
cooking oven. At all hardware a
Royolite Oil Gives Best
Toronto Quoboo
St. John Winnilser •